While whole fish are usually used to test aquatic environments for potentially lethal contaminants, a group of Canadian researchers have devised another method of testing the waters by monitoring the proteomic changes of fish cell lines.
While whole fish are usually used to test aquatic environments for potentially lethal contaminants, a group of Canadian researchers have devised another method of testing the waters by monitoring the proteomic changes of fish cell lines.
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